Evony Battlefield Rally Joins: One Player Over Time

Tactica Battlefield Analyst: one player's rally joins. How one player's marches into one troop type's attack rallies changed across a battlefield: march size, power, heals, and tier mix.

What this video shows

• Built from reports imported by the Tactica desktop app (Fast Read on MuMu, or Read / Bulk Read over ADB). The analysis runs in Tactica's systems.
• Scope: one battlefield, one player, attack rallies of one troop type.
• Per join: march power, march size, share of rally troops and kills, layer masses by tier, battlefield clock time.
• Checks run on the series:
  • did march size hold, drop like a temporary march-size buff ending, or drop like troop depletion
  • how power moved
  • whether the player healed back to full marches, how often, and when that stopped
  • how a stronger post-heal march was built
  • shifts in high-tier troops
  • whether a rising kill share came from teammates' marches getting weaker
• Output: timeline diagram, compact table, and a written summary.

Limits

• One player and one troop type's attack rallies. No defenses or solo attacks.
• A drop in power alone is not called a buff ending.
• Healing is reported only when that check finds it. A single dip does not count.
• Joins sent with a different main troop type are flagged and kept out of heal and rebound figures.
• Not available from reports: hospital inventory, speed-up counts, who started each rally.
• Only joins whose reports you imported. One battlefield at a time.

More detail: One player, then questions

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